IPL-linked Sunrisers Leeds sign Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed for £190,000
All-rounder James Coles, 21, fetches auction-high £390,000 from London Spirit
Welsh Fire sign Jordan Cox and Joe Root for £300,000 and £240,000
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Image source, Getty ImagesMI London pick up Sherfane Rutherford for £100,000, a player Mumbai Indians also traded for ahead of the upcoming IPL season.
Rutherford has been in great touch in T20s so far this year in the SA20 and for West Indies, across 16 innings he's averaged 63 while striking at 169.
We are back after the 10-minute break with West Indies' Sherfane Rutherford.
MI London make an opening bid of £100,000 and that is enough for them to snap up the Guyanese batter.
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Surprised no one went for Hasaranga or Ngidi!
Brad, Lutterworth
Lungi Ngidi unsold is seriously surprising to me given he was so good in the World Cup and won the IPL with RCB last year.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLondon Spirit head coach Andy Flower talking to BBC Sport about Pakistan players being signed: "It is a really good thing that Usman Tariq was signed and then Abrar Ahmed by Sunrisers Leeds. It is a really good thing for the tournament.
"Pakistan players are highly talented and we want a fair and equitable process and this is good evidence of that. I enjoyed watching that process."
Image source, Getty ImagesLondon Spirit head coach Andy Flower speaking to BBC Sport: "It's been a fascinating morning. I always find these auctions really interesting. We're really happy with where we're at with the lunch break.
"The auction is much more of a spectacle than the draft because you have the jeopardy of what the price may get to. It is really fascinating to watch for the cricket fans in England and around the world. I really like the shift that they organising committee have made because I think it's good for selling the tournament and the stories and narratives around the tournament."
On spending £390,000 on James Coles: "I've worked with James Coles before. My brother works closely with him at Sussex where he's the batting coach and I've worked with him in franchise cricket this winter. I really rate him quite highly.
"He's an all-rounder and they tend to go for quite a lot of money in these auctions. He's having a lot of in success in all formats.
"We think he's got a great future and banking good, young English talent is important for English franchises.
"We knew we'd have a good fight with Sunrisers Leeds because they have him in the SA20 and he did really well. We'd budgeted a big amount for him. We expect a lot from him."
As the sides take another break to gather their thoughts, here is the remaining purse.
Trent Rockets, Welsh Fire and MI London all need at least six players still.
On the other hand, Manchester Super Giants and Sunrisers Leeds only need two more to meet the minimum squad size.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAdam Milne at £50,000 looks to be an excellent pick up from London Spirit.
The Kiwi quick has excelled as a top and tail bowler in the Hundred, taking 18 powerplay wickets at an average of just 17 while also keeping it tight at the death, conceding at just 1.43 runs per over in the last 25 balls of the innings.
London Spirit add another overseas player to their roster.
It is New Zealand right-arm fast bowler Adam Milne who is the latest to join them for £50,000.
Spirit still have one more overseas slot to fill in this auction.
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Ben McKinney is a serious talent from what I’ve seen of him. Brave needed a good opening bat and they’ve got one
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Image source, Getty ImagesNext up is Wanindu Hasaranga.
However, there are no takers for the Sri Lanka all-rounder.
Will there be any interest for South Africa pacer Lungi Ngidi? The answer is no!
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Welsh Fire are stacking up on spin bowling all-rounders with the return of Glamorgan man Ben Kellaway.
They now have Joe Root, Rachin Ravindra and Kellaway all offering batting alongside finger spin - whether Fire utilise Kellaway's ambidexterity as both an off spinner and left-arm spinner is a question opposing sides will be waiting to see.
The promising Thomas Rew has joined Southern Brave, who see off competition from London Spirit, with a bid of £80,000.
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Role: Right-hand bat, wicketkeeper
At this year's Under-19 World Cup, England captain Thomas Rew made a century in the semi-final win over Australia and amassed 330 runs across the campaign, at an average of 66, while striking at 105.
The Somerset man scored about as quickly against spin (108 strike rate) as pace (100), with high averages against both. Rew's strength square of the wicket against spin was his most noticeable skill, helped by his ability to cut and reverse sweep. His glovework is a bonus, too. No keeper was involved in move dismissals at the Under-19 World Cup than Rew's 14.
Despite coming into the auction with just three T20 games to his name, Rew's upside as a future star should ensure plenty of interest.
Thomas Rew is the next player on offer and Southern Brave and London Spirit are battling it out for him.
Welsh Fire have a successful bid of £37,500 to retain 22-year-old Welsh spinner Ben Kellaway.
He picked up four wickets in three Hundred appearances last season.
Image source, The HundredFormer Oval Invincibles and Northern Superchargers all-rounder Tom Lawes joins Sunrisers Leeds for £40,000.
The Headingley franchise also sign wicketkeeper-batter Tom Alsop for £31,000.
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BBC Sport cricket correspondent at The Hundred Auction
Tom Moores not getting a bid from his dad Peter at Trent Rockets...
Manchester Super Giants snap up wicketkeeper Tom Moores, who has previously played for Trent Rockets in The Hundred.
Their opening bid of £50,000 is unopposed.
Daniel Worrall, who had 18 wickets in 19 Hundred matches, goes unsold in the ranked players auction.